Monday
13
JULY
Interpreti Veneziani
Tuesday
14
JULY
Interpreti Veneziani
Wednesday
15
JULY
Interpreti Veneziani
Friday
17
JULY
ENSEMBLE MUSICA A PALAZZO
The Church of Pietà
The Church of Pietà (Church of Santa Maria della Visitazione) was built in the first half of the 18th century based on a design by architect Giorgio Massari. It was intended not only as a majestic place of worship but also as an excellent music hall characterized by perfect acoustics."
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Church of San Vidal
Most likely founded around 1084, under Vitale Falier's dogade, and dedicated to its patron saint, the church was first rebuilt in the 12th century and later in the 15th century. Between 1696 and 1700 the internal reconstruction was completed.
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Barbarigo Minotto Palace
Overlooking the Grand Canal, near Campo Santa Maria del Giglio, this splendid 15th century noble building has been embellished by the intervention of artists including G. B. Tiepolo. Today, operas and concerts are held in the splendid halls of the palace.
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Music Museum – Versari Collection, San Maurizio Church
The instruments presented in this exhibition form the core collection of masterpieces that belong to the past three centuries. The classical era of Italian violin making has given us the most celebrated, admired, preserved, and therefore imitated, production in the history of manufacturing musical instruments.
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Concerto for violin, strings and harpsichord op. 8 n. 7
"Il Cimento dell'Armonia e dell'Invenzione"
violin, Giovanni Agazzi
Concerto for 3 violins, strings and harpsichord RV. 551
violin, Nicola Granillo, Giovanni Agazzi, Enrico Garba
Concerto for violin, strings and harpsichord op. 8 n. 5
"La Tempesta di Mare"
violin, Livio Troiano
Concerto for 2 violins, cello, strings and harpsichord op. 3 n. 2
"Estro Armonico"
violino, Nicola Granillo, Giovanni Agazzi
cello, Nazzareno Balduin
Concerto for violin, strings and harpsichord RV. 312
violin, Nicola Granillo
Concerto for violin, strings and harpsichord RV. 208
"il Grosso Mogul"
violin, Francesco Zanchetta
